Vietnam: A type of grain is witnessing a record price storm, the highest price increase in nearly 50 years

Published 2023년 9월 7일

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Global cocoa bean prices continue to rise due to supply concerns and unfavorable weather conditions in West Africa, the top cocoa-producing region. As a result, chocolate manufacturers like Lindt and Hershey Co. have issued warnings about potential price increases and reductions in product size. Vietnamese cocoa beans, although accounting for a small portion of global output, are highly regarded for their unique flavor and have been recognized as the best in Asia-Pacific at a prestigious competition in 2013.
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Chocolate - a popular food around the world - is increasing in price, all due to this type of nut. The supply of cocoa beans is entering a period of stress, which is an extremely important ingredient of the world's favorite food: chocolate. Markets on September 6, cocoa futures on ICE London reached a new 46-year high as supply concerns persisted amid pessimistic weather reports in West Africa, while white sugar leaving a 12-year high. December 2023 London cocoa rose 21 pounds, or 0.7%, to 2,981 pounds/ton, after reaching its highest price since 1977 of 3,001 pounds. Cocoa price movements over the past 5 years (Source: Trading Economics) Dealers cite concerns about recent weather developments in West Africa, the top producing region, as adding to existing concerns that the market is heading for a third straight deficit in the 2023 season. /24 (from October to September). The region is expected to experience moderate to high rainfall over the next 10 days, which could slow ...
Source: Vinanet

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